What families' aren't to do after receiving an 'Inheritance of a Quasi Government Freeport' --- Is not pay the colony's central government --- It's $357 millions. --- Good Day!

This is the kind of topic expected to smoke out a whole new set of Commenters' with scattered opinions. ----Would've thought the Anglican Archdeacon has a long lineup of hurtins' ---- He' could've set up GoFundings' on behalf of? --- Good Day!

@ComradeThe_Oracle, do you not concede, you has to look back before steppin' forward. --- That without being placed under "Bend or Break" ---- The GBPA, **would'e remained pretty resilient** at keeping 80% of licensees from being Bahamian. --- Good Day!.

Comrade Mitchell, stumbling in taking the position that his service as a House-seated MP --- Is not a popoulaes' trust. --- Good Day!

**If not "DEE-sent," now after 69 years** ---- Then when to **tame** Freeport's private families **inherited** owned quasi (GBPA) government powers. --- Good Day!

Obviously had Comrade Fisherman Jeremiah Rolle, asked former premiership Minnis about what the popoulaces' were willin' to **actually pay out of pocket in cash** for freshly caught Fishes - He'd gotten that **“Toggie” and “Bobo”** look. --- Good Day!

@ComradeJohn, **wasn't there working CCTV** up in the rafters of The Honourable House of Assembly.---- When Minnis allowed the Fake Signatory on the **$5.5 billion** Oban Energies project's **scant details** documents to be tabled? --- Good Day?

**Where are the audited statements for all 39 MPs** --- On how they say what they did with the **$200,000 yearly CASH** --- Allocated for constituency enhancement projects. ---- Money that **had to only be spent in their respective constituencies.**---.Which was paid out to all of them, since becoming House-seated. --- We're talkin' a low sum of **$400,000 to a high sum of $800,000.**--- Good Day!

The FACES!
https://www.bahrep.com/elections/2021/

Commish's key recalls. --- The 'yard' was soo bigg! .... Yes?

**19 March 2019.** Three parliamentarians had requested an extension to turn in financial disclosures under the Public Disclosure Act past the March 1stdeadline. **Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis told reporters yesterday,“My understanding is two have already submitted, they have complied with the commission, while  one has been given an extension and the commission has the right to do it so,** nobody is outside the compliance,” he said. **West End and Bimini MP Pakiesha Parker-Edgecombe recently revealed  that she was among those requesting  more time.** Failing to declare under the Integrity Commission Bill could result in a fine not exceeding $15,000 or time in prison not exceeding one year.The law  requires public officials, like members of parliament, senators and other high-ranking government officials, to make full disclosures of their income, assets and liabilities.**The Prime Minister  previously told reporters that the files on delinquent disclosures would be sent to the office of the Attorney General.However, nothing has happened as yet to those persons who have failed to disclose.** House  Speaker Halson Moultrie reminded Members of Parliament during the March 1stsitting of the House that he had already declared and warned parliamentarians that they must comply or face the consequences.Meantime, Progressive Liberal Party Chairman Fred Mitchell has confirmed that all PLP MP’s and senators have disclosed. Health Minister Dr. Duane Sands and Exuma and Ragged Island MP Chester Cooper, posted their disclosure receipts on their Facebook pages....Just cannot make sh## up. --- Good Day!